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Remember having to write programs on this, or something very similar it while training in the US Navy in the early 90s. For most of the others in my class, it w
by indymike 5y ago
Remember having to write programs on this, or something very similar it while training in the US Navy in the early 90s. For most of the others in my class, it was the first thing they ever had to program - and we started with machine language (and ended there, too).
- bdavis___ 5y agoUSAF Tech School, about 1984. Fantastic hands on labs. Also showed the use of the "current tracer", which was real cool. But I have never used one since. There was a wand that would sense current, and there was a device that you could touch to a PCB trace and it would inject a signal. With the current tracer, you could see the current disappear when it was shorted to ground by a bad PCB trace.